A Young American Wartime Nurse's Hospital Journey
A soldier's vivid wartime diary recounts being wounded on the French front, enduring shell fire to an ambulance ride, and to hospital ships. He describes Red Cross nurses, the Panama ship, and later care at Munsey ward, with vivid scenes of comrades, visitors, and a close brush with danger while escaping a ward wall.
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Royal Army Medical Corps
Tommy
Royal Irish Rifles
R.A. M.C
Red Cross
Panama
Palace
Moreels
Paignton
Munsey Ward
American Women's War Hospital
Aly
Royal Field Artillery
Royal Engineers
Jock
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